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Nursery rated 'inadequate' by Ofsted over safeguarding receives a 'good' reportAn Ashton nursery which was branded 'inadequate' by Ofsted inspectors has now been rated as 'Good' in all categories in a follow-up visit.
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Illegal vapes, tobacco, cigarettes and laughing gas seized in raidsIllegal cigarettes, tobacco, vapes and cannisters of laughing gas were seized in raids on six shops in Tameside.
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Vandals target cars near Ashton Sixth Form CollegePolice in Tameside are investigating a rise in vandalism around Ashton Sixth Form College.
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Three towns to get major overhaulThree towns in Tameside are destined for major change, and work has already started.
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'Dog owners should check their fences and gates are secure'Glossop police have issued a video warning dog owners to keep their animals away from sheep during the lambing season.
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The barbers shop that has just turned 50For many strolling down the high street it’s just another barber’s shop – but for those in the know, it is a Dukinfield institution.
Tameside Reporter
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Nursery rated 'inadequate' by Ofsted over safeguarding receives a 'good' report
An Ashton nursery which was branded 'inadequate' by Ofsted inspectors has now been rated as 'Good' in all categories in a follow-up visit.
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Illegal vapes, tobacco, cigarettes and laughing gas seized in raids
Illegal cigarettes, tobacco, vapes and cannisters of laughing gas were seized in raids on six shops in Tameside.
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Vandals target cars near Ashton Sixth Form College
Police in Tameside are investigating a rise in vandalism around Ashton Sixth Form College.
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Three towns to get major overhaul
Three towns in Tameside are destined for major change, and work has already started.
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The barbers shop that has just turned 50
For many strolling down the high street it’s just another barber’s shop – but for those in the know, it is a Dukinfield institution.
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Special Constables: Bridging the gap between community and policeGreater Manchester Police has highlighted the tireless work of supporting officers and how it is pivotal force wide.
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A decade of dogged devotionDenton dog lover Mo Bowes is celebrating ten years of volunteering at Dogs Trust Manchester - and being one of the longest-serving of the rehoming centre’s army of volunteers.
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Missing appealHave you seen Lacey from Tameside?
Glossop Chronicle
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'Dog owners should check their fences and gates are secure'
Glossop police have issued a video warning dog owners to keep their animals away from sheep during the lambing season.
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Special Constables: Bridging the gap between community and police
Greater Manchester Police has highlighted the tireless work of supporting officers and how it is pivotal force wide.
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A decade of dogged devotion
Denton dog lover Mo Bowes is celebrating ten years of volunteering at Dogs Trust Manchester - and being one of the longest-serving of the rehoming centre’s army of volunteers.
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Local businesses encouraged to 'set up shop' on rail stationsA rail network is asking local business owners across the North of England to consider ‘setting up shop’ on stations.
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Simmondley Gardeners celebrate 20 years of opening their garden for CharityAt the recent spring meeting of the National Garden Scheme in Derbyshire, Peter and Christina Harris were presented with a trowel in recognition of their 20 years of opening their garden for the scheme.
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Your Market Needs You!Despite the refurbishment of the Market Hall taking longer than expected, Glossop still offers a traditional market shopping experience, courtesy of the outdoor traders.
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Travel agents’ 50’s night with Elvis tribute brings in £1,000 for charityA group of travel agents have raised £1,000 for charity by organising a 50’s night, complete with Elvis tribute act.
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Help Reuben's Retreat build a LEGO wallGlossop charity Reuben’s Retreat is launching a new campaign to build a LEGO community wall to celebrate fundraisers’ support for the charity.
Oldham Reporter
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School hosts first ever iftar dinnerOasis Academy Leesbrook opened its doors to over 300 guests for its first ever iftar dinner.
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Park to close for ITV filmingA Royton park is set to close early over two days for ITV filming.
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Special Constables: Bridging the gap between community and police
Greater Manchester Police has highlighted the tireless work of supporting officers and how it is pivotal force wide.
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Oldhamers invited to a tea danceLocal people of all ages are being invited to an afternoon tea dance at Billingtons tomorrow.
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Glitz and glamour raises a huge £65K for local hospiceDr Kershaw’s Hospice is celebrating after its annual dance competition attended by some of television's biggest names raised a whopping £65,000 - with donations still coming in.
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Oldham library recognised in special awardOldham library has been named one of the top three highly commended libraries at the British Book Awards in the Library of the Year category.
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Andy Burnham to ‘reach out’ to Oldham rebels and ‘compromise’ on housing planAndy Burnham will ‘reach out’ to ‘compromise’ with anti-Places for Everyone (PfE) councillors in Oldham after they decided to leave the housing plan.
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Defected councillors issue statementCouncillors who defected from Oldham’s Conservative group said they were left with ‘little choice’.
